Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-05

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quire of J. f. Kimble.
Alfred Ronk spent the first of the
week ut Charlotte on business.
Go to +. u. Shaffer, matchmaker and
jeweler for fine watch clock, and jew
elry repairing.
The work on the Episcopal church is
progressing finely and will be ready
to dedicate soon.
Spicer & Son have greatly improved
the appearance of their market by a
fresh coat of paint.
The Alma and Mt. Pldasant base
ball clubs will play a match game of
ball this afternoon Friday on college
grounds.
Mrs. NJ. +. Williams returned from a
few days visit at Byron, Flint, and
Saginaw, on Wednesday evening of
last week.
Ronk & Baughman are advertising
closing-out sale. All their summer
goods must go to make room for their
fall stock.
LOST. On the street in Alma, Aug.
2nd. gold bracelet, inlaid with two
jet bands. Finder return to this office
and get reward.
We are in receipt of a publication de
voted to church interests, published by
Rev. Geo. Hunting, at Kalamazoo,
called Our Church"
We are under obligations to Rev.
Geo. Hunting for a copy of the Kala-
mazoo Daily trade edition, in the style
of 20 page boom edition.
There will be an excursion train on
the T., a. A. Il n. NJ. II. r., on Mon
day, Aug. Sth, to Island Lake. leaving
Alma at $50, a. IN. Fare $500.
! let the smokers know that the NJ
b. cigar is Il substitute of the silver
light. You can obtain the two brands
at all dealers. NJ. BLooMBERG.
NJ. l.. Jones, of the T., A. \. & y. |
NJ. r. X. left Monday to take n position |
on the Union Pacific in the far west. |
His many friends regret his departure |
and wish him success in his new field |
of labor.
We are in receipt of a handsome
compliments of the ID. G.. II
x NJ. railroad, entitled From the |
Lakes to the Atlantic" For particu-
lars address with . cent stamp, Benz.
Fletcher, Pass. Agent, Detroit.
Our reduction on subscription price
to the RECORD the past 80 days has
been such a success that we have de-
cided to extend the time 30 days longer.
Remember the regular price is SIPS.
new subscribers for the next 80 days,
81 90.
Now that the harvest is over. farm
ers will begin to come to otown often. let
them remember the latch string is ont
at the RECORD Office for any friendly
visits from our farmer friends. Give MS
a call when in town and bring along
what items Of news you can
Watson & Young, of Breckenridge,
have just received splendid new
hearse, said TO be the finest in tie
county, this fine addition t. their al
ready large stock of funeral furnishing
goods enables them TO meet all demands
for goods and services in their line.
1t does one good to see the evening
EAST bound train unload at this place
every evening to take supper at the
Wright House, and the travelling men
lock in to stay over Sunday. Among
-hc drummers, it is claimed to be the
pest managed house in the state.
Would it not be good plan for the {
owners on State street noy ;
hat the street is boulevarded. to cut !
he weeds and foul stuff, and help to
make it a handsome street 1t is nicely $
ocated and by little time and expense |
an be made the incest in Michigan.
y perfect ovation was given to the I
Rev. DR. Hunting in Kalamazoo Sunday
light his last Sunday with the Presby- t
crian church there before going to I
Alma to assume the presidency of the
lew college The other churches {
losed in honor of the eyent.-Detroit /
Tribune. /
Delinquent subscribers should read l
his and take the hint. The editor Of
he Holly Advertiser last week sued a I
delinquent subscriber of that place or :
'ack subscription and was rendered J
Judgment for amount Of bill and cost. 4
The subscriber was thus made to pay :
bout double price for his paper, and it 7
erved him right.
c. +. Brown and wife returned Mon r
lay from the Press Association at y
Port Huron. 1t is useless to say it was a
very enjoyable affair, although owing :
h. h,.tp 1,. 6 a a. n